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Source clock in sonar switches back to audio evey time i click on internal
some one else asked this in a post and i want to know why this happens too, i go to source clock, click on internal(for midi recording, playback) and it automatically switches back to audio, any one?
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Re:Source clock in sonar switches back to audio evey time i click on internal
2010/08/11 06:25:39
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Chregg
some one else asked this in a post and i want to know why this happens too, i go to source clock, click on internal(for midi recording, playback) and it automatically switches back to audio, any one?
Do you have an internal MIDI clock? Tom
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Re:Source clock in sonar switches back to audio evey time i click on internal
2010/08/11 06:32:50
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I though the internal clock was the on the motherboard, other apps like reason seem to use the internal clock, or am i missing something here ?????????/
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Re:Source clock in sonar switches back to audio evey time i click on internal
2010/08/11 10:45:47
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Chregg
some one else asked this in a post and i want to know why this happens too, i go to source clock, click on internal(for midi recording, playback) and it automatically switches back to audio, any one?
Answered on the other post. In a nutshell: If there's any "audio" in your project the clock has to be set to "audio". If you've only got midi, no softsynths, no audio metronome, you can set it to internal.
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Re:Source clock in sonar switches back to audio evey time i click on internal
2010/08/11 11:44:04
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havn't found this odd thng,
how about try this check, global opt- timecode- choose ask first....
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Re:Source clock in sonar switches back to audio evey time i click on internal
2010/08/11 11:51:15
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It may be this cause,
clik proj opt- metronome- choose use midi note, dont choose radio use audio metronome.
I find if you choose use audio metronome, your op will take place.
have a try.
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Re:Source clock in sonar switches back to audio evey time i click on internal
2010/08/11 12:11:06
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tarsier, read the other blog, sorted now, cheers
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Chregg
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Re:Source clock in sonar switches back to audio evey time i click on internal
2010/08/11 12:17:09
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tarsier, will sonar not run the softsynths on internal clock, FL and reason use internal clock to run, midi is controlling the softsynths
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Re:Source clock in sonar switches back to audio evey time i click on internal
2010/08/11 12:35:08
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Soft synths are audio, and SONAR needs a sample-rate clock source to run the audio engine. I don't know what FL Studio and Reason mean by "internal", but in SONAR, "internal" means system clock, and it does not give the sample-level timing precision needed for the audio engine to work properly.
Pay no attention to reader1. He doesn't know (or is pretending not to know) what he's talking about.
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Re:Source clock in sonar switches back to audio evey time i click on internal
2010/08/11 14:10:31
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Re:Source clock in sonar switches back to audio evey time i click on internal
2010/08/11 21:05:01
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brundlefly
Soft synths are audio, and SONAR needs a sample-rate clock source to run the audio engine. I don't know what FL Studio and Reason mean by "internal", but in SONAR, "internal" means system clock, and it does not give the sample-level timing precision needed for the audio engine to work properly.
Pay no attention to reader1. He doesn't know (or is pretending not to know) what he's talking about.
why? what s wrong with my explanation? what mean is i go to source clock, click on internal(for midi recording, playback) and it automatically switches back to audio, I repeat and can't find anyting wrong with my thread. the file includes audio and midi either. when click proj opt- metronome- choose use midi note, you can use internal clock, but if you choose use audio metronome iterm, when playback , it automatically switches back to audio clock will take place. hehe, radar, what is system clock? why can't it supply with enough precisive timing?
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Re:Source clock in sonar switches back to audio evey time i click on internal
2010/08/12 05:07:06
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why?
what s wrong with my explanation?
Dont thinkbrundlefly means any offence, he might not be picking up your broken english clear
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Re:Source clock in sonar switches back to audio evey time i click on internal
2010/08/12 08:16:51
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Whenever any audio is involved, the timing source must be audio, because if not the timing will not be in sync with audio and there will be drift. Only when no audio at all "internal" can be used.
In SONAR "internal" means the system timer. In other apps "internal" may mean a different thing, often that it is not external, ie, program is clock master and not slave. Anyway, for any software, whenever there is audio involved the timing is taken from the audio devices, never from the system clock.
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Re:Source clock in sonar switches back to audio evey time i click on internal
2010/08/12 09:22:00
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Chregg
why?
what s wrong with my explanation?
Dont thinkbrundlefly means any offence, he might not be picking up your broken english clear
unless he is not from usa or uk etc... or out of sonar user. chreg , how to write in correct english? -- ps, I never mean his offence. jsut want to know where wrong is? he may figure out. so do u
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Re:Source clock in sonar switches back to audio evey time i click on internal
2010/08/12 09:43:12
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jcatena
Whenever any audio is involved, the timing source must be audio, because if not the timing will not be in sync with audio and there will be drift. Only when no audio at all "internal" can be used.
In SONAR "internal" means the system timer. In other apps "internal" may mean a different thing, often that it is not external, ie, program is clock master and not slave. Anyway, for any software, whenever there is audio involved the timing is taken from the audio devices, never from the system clock.
your idea is as same as brundlefly was. I wonder why do you all have such idea? I dont who will stand with you, but I dont think yours right. timing is a very important idea not only in this system but nearly every equipment. it concerns with sync. normallly replay and hifi. or it will lead to jitter or wow... sonar will not be able to not consider it. would you like to repeat the experiment according to my 6 or $11? this tesst is simple, u can even use mere one audio track to verify.
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Re:Source clock in sonar switches back to audio evey time i click on internal
2010/08/12 09:53:40
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hehe, yet if yu would think this is offence. that's different culture background cause.
if so, you may show us how to write not offence meaning in correct english.
I know even an illiteracy in english countries can speak a good englsih than me.
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Re:Source clock in sonar switches back to audio evey time i click on internal
2010/08/12 12:41:48
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I wonder why do you all have such idea? I dont who will stand with you, but I dont think yours right.
timing is a very important idea not only in this system but nearly every equipment.
it concerns with sync. normallly replay and hifi. or it will lead to jitter or wow...
Man, the audio runs based in a clock, the sample clock. It is a timing source as good if not better than the system timer. The only one valid if there is audio involved. Otherwise you actually use two different clocks out of sync, one for audio sampling and the other for midi and event start/stop times, and they will drift apart over time causing problems. I don't care what you think. But it is weird the large amount of answers that don't help for anything but to cause confussion, and much worse when such spam posters keep whinning after being corrected. I you don't know ****, better shut up, it's the nicest thing you can do to the community. Don't feel offended, i'm not even directing this to you in particular, only asking in general to consider if you have actually something useful to say before starting to write, or to write it as a question instead of as if you knew anything about the topic.
post edited by jcatena - 2010/08/12 12:43:30
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Re:Source clock in sonar switches back to audio evey time i click on internal
2010/08/12 13:04:41
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Reader 1's on a ****ing piss take, he's smoking mothballs in crackpipes
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Chregg
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Re:Source clock in sonar switches back to audio evey time i click on internal
2010/08/12 13:10:42
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reader1 is perhaps smoking cigars with viens
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Re:Source clock in sonar switches back to audio evey time i click on internal
2010/08/12 21:17:20
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Chregg
reader1 is perhaps smoking cigars with viens
not bad, your teachers, your family can only teach you work with such words. you might full with that liquid. you are merely a cleaner in a rest room.
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Re:Source clock in sonar switches back to audio evey time i click on internal
2010/08/12 21:26:52
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reader1 is perhaps smoking cigars with viens Is he still pretending to be a china man..LOL Childish!!!
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Re:Source clock in sonar switches back to audio evey time i click on internal
2010/08/12 21:48:33
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jcatena
I wonder why do you all have such idea? I dont who will stand with you, but I dont think yours right.
timing is a very important idea not only in this system but nearly every equipment.
it concerns with sync. normallly replay and hifi. or it will lead to jitter or wow...
Man, the audio runs based in a clock, the sample clock. It is a timing source as good if not better than the system timer. The only one valid if there is audio involved. Otherwise you actually use two different clocks out of sync, one for audio sampling and the other for midi and event start/stop times, and they will drift apart over time causing problems.
I don't care what you think. But it is weird the large amount of answers that don't help for anything but to cause confussion, and much worse when such spam posters keep whinning after being corrected. I you don't know ****, better shut up, it's the nicest thing you can do to the community. Don't feel offended, i'm not even directing this to you in particular, only asking in general to consider if you have actually something useful to say before starting to write, or to write it as a question instead of as if you knew anything about the topic.
Its not I will not reply you, the guy who post the op is really ill-bred. if you would open a thread I will dispute about what is timer and how to work coherently among them. Do remember, not all audio needs a clock to work. your words are really self contradiction.
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Re:Source clock in sonar switches back to audio evey time i click on internal
2010/08/12 23:53:15
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Reader 1 - The joke is so old. How I wish you'd either give it up, grow up, or dry up and blow away. Why are you wasting your time and ours with your inane Babel Fish translated gibberish?
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Re:Source clock in sonar switches back to audio evey time i click on internal
2010/08/13 06:27:28
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Chregg
reader1 is perhaps smoking cigars with viens
not bad, your teachers, your family can only teach you work with such words.
you might full with that liquid.
you are merely a cleaner in a rest room.
Rest rooms so thats where you hang out(with the cigars) sounds a bit george michael to me
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